In No’s Knife, Lisa Dwan goes from being Beckett’s interpreter to his intercessor. Continue Reading Who Speaks?: No’s Knife at the Old Vic
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Lochlan Bloom reviews a double bill of plays: Private View, Václav Havel’s commentary on moral compromise in a dictatorship, and Catastrophe, Beckett’s tribute to said Czech dissident. Continue ...
Edward Albee is known for exerting iron control over productions of his plays. Erik Martiny reviews a Paris production of his one of a rare, experimental prequel. Continue ...
Three short Samuel Beckett plays are currently being performed at the Old Red Lion Theatre. They seem incredibly disparate – but, in fact, argues Ana Malinovic, they all share a ...
You’d be forgiven for thinking we’ve perhaps seen all there is to see of the acclaimed Irish playwright Samuel Beckett. After all, there have been a myriad Vladimirs and Estragons ...
